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发帖数: 240 | 1 Monday-Wednesday: Ben Bernanke discusses the results of the stress tests.
Tuesday:
(1)March trade gap from the Census Bureau is expected to have widened to $29
.2 billion from $26 billion in February
(2)National Association of Realtors reports first-quarter median home prices
;
(3)the Senate Finance Committee holds a hearing on funding health care
reform;
(4)Treasury releases its April budget.
Wednesday:
(1) Commerce Department reports the nation's chain stores sales, which is
expected to have f | L****n
发帖数: 240 | 2 Monday-Wednesday: Ben Bernanke discusses the results of the stress tests.
Tuesday:
(1)March trade gap from the Census Bureau is expected to have widened to $29
.2 billion from $26 billion in February
(2)National Association of Realtors reports first-quarter median home prices
;
(3)the Senate Finance Committee holds a hearing on funding health care
reform;
(4)Treasury releases its April budget.
Wednesday:
(1) Commerce Department reports the nation's chain stores sales, which is
expected to have fallen 0.1% after falling 1.2% in March. Sales excluding
volatile autos are expected to have held steady after falling 1% in March.
(2) Government reports on April import and export prices
(3) March business inventories
(4) weekly crude inventories.
Thursday:
(1) The government's April Producer Price index (PPI) is expected to have
risen 0.1% after falling 1.2% in the previous month. The PPI is a measure
of wholesale inflation. The so-called core PPI, which strips out volatile
food and energy prices, is expected to have risen 0.1% following a flat
reading in March.
(2) Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) reports quarterly results. Estimates is 77 cents
per share versus 76 cents a year earlier.
(3) The weekly jobless claims report from the Labor Department.
Friday:
(1) April CPI may remain the same after falling 0.1% in March. The core CPI
is expected to have risen 0.1% after rising 0.2%
(2) The NY Empire State Manufacturing index for May is expected to have
declined to a reading of -15 from -14.65 in April. Any reading that is
negative shows continued weakness in the sector.
(3) April capacity utilization and industrial production
(4) Early reading on May consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan. | N****1
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【在 L****n 的大作中提到】
: Monday-Wednesday: Ben Bernanke discusses the results of the stress tests.
: Tuesday:
: (1)March trade gap from the Census Bureau is expected to have widened to $29
: .2 billion from $26 billion in February
: (2)National Association of Realtors reports first-quarter median home prices
: ;
: (3)the Senate Finance Committee holds a hearing on funding health care
: reform;
: (4)Treasury releases its April budget.
: Wednesday:
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